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A Caution 10 Mothers.

One of the first literary men in the
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DR.. Holland said upon this subject:
"The appetite for strong drink has
spoiled the life of more women-ruin-
ed more hopes for them, scattered
more fortunes for them, brought to
them more sorrow, shame and hard
ship-than any other evil that lives.
The country numbers tens-nay hun
dreds of thousands-of women who
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been slain by strong drink. There
are thousands of homes scattered over
the land in which wives live lives of
torture, going through all the changes
of suffering that lie between the eX-
tremes of fear and despair, because
those whom they love, love wine bet
ter than they do the women they
have sworn to love. There are wO-
men grooming with pain, while we
write these words, from bruises and
brutalities inflicted by husbands
made mad by drink. There can be
no exageration in any statement in
regard to this matter, because no hui
man imagination can create anything
worse than the truth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

ialIure to carry on the government OF
ireland according TO the PRINCIPLES of
criminal Jurisprudence that are ac>
ceptcd i'll every civilized country.
coercion l. the substitution of arbi-
trary power tor the regular admins
tration OF law; 1t is essentially law
less: II creates and aggravates the
very disorder that it pretcuds TO cure.
u reverscs the maxim OF all
safe criminal procedure, Tor it
prefers that ten innocent persons
should suilcr rather than that one
guilty should escape. Coercion is the
horror of philanihropist-, the shame
OF Jurisprudence. the perpleXity of
statesmen. the stumbling block of
party, and the ruin Ct Ireland. If
'ohn Bun determines once more to
90 back upon his evil courses. we
must begin to doubt whether hc is
accessible to the teachings of expert.
ehcc. Coercion may be successful in
It's object. and may produce All out.
bur-t OF crime. bnt unhappy is the
country governed by u cabinet whose
only idea of cXtricating the ship Of
state from dangerous position is to
set 1t on lire.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

AS "dudc" is doubtless humorous
nut IN the cNcogi citation OF that idea
the author seems to have como to the
cnd of his tcther. since what occurs
thereafter is scarcely mildly ia NY.
That the audience thought thus was
evident from the fact that their mani.
iestions OF approval became fainter
ana more and moro intrequcut ~ the
representation went on. and that the
curtain felI on the final act with no
other demonstration than rather
more than usual exhibition of having
To leave the theatre.
Nevertheless there is much rood
material i'll Big Pony. and 1t is quite
possible that when MIR Goodwin
shan have ct higscf more familiar
with the work, aud his own role IN
particular he ma\ be- able. with his
quick aptitude for celebrating and
emheli shing, 10 make It asucccss.
MIR wilson Barrett has set the liz.
erateurs of Now orh agog with his
presentation of Hamlet, which is said
to he All innovation on all previous
Shahespcrcan ideas. MIR Wilson /,
thoroughly satisfied of lIamlct's SAM
". Mr.. Barrett has taken from the
caaractcr the deep cloak OF mystery
aud aprlicd to it mclodramatc ideas
which VIII no doubt render his char.
very popular
The theatrical profession is rAi-ug
"A howl over the effect of the inter.
state law OH railroad rates. and h>
many IL is thought that the bin will
rr-crcatc the old style stock com.
phnics.
Tho + Nicholson, Millinery company
"ll'r tor one week their stock of en-.
nioidrricd robes and Cmbroidcrics
~ all widths aud qualities
ANA at great sacrifice. \, we will IN
future coniiuc our business to MILL.
merry exclusively. 1t viii pay YOU TO
see these bargains. Corner Filth and
Franklin street,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16
SOCIETY," >oII>.


On Tuesday evening very fashion.
able Gerrau wac given Ut the resi-.
douce OF Mr y ~. Naun, in Inst
Waco. so moro beautiful or pic
turesquc residence md grounds cau
be found in the state The large aud
elegant house is buiIl on the cast bank
ti}. From IFS long pinllas may be
seen the whole city spread our map
like, before the gale, and the romantic
curviug. Of the BrgIo, dc Docs ~ it
sweeps urOCnd from Ohio north and
winds its -crpcntnc way 20 the guilt
In front OF the mouse the GARDEN,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

Everything ia my store on the cor
ncr ankIin aud Fourth streets i-
fresh. Pure fresh inrd, plain 7houId.
crs and hams of the finest brands inst
received, In the line of meats can
please the most delicate taste. Choic-
cot canned Wd poltcd meats and
1i-h, | keep the largest line OF choice
meats, OF AL kinds at bottom prices,
including Whittakcr'- choice hams.
Please give me oal Every attention
paid 10 CustOmcI-.
) ours TO pIen-c,
Jo =. IHuAr~ON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16
PERSON AL.

Nh. Theodore llillyor, of Austin is
in the city.
MIR. W. T.. Martin has Just returned
from trip TO lower California
Judge f. Vi. Makeig has returned
from his trip to Midland county.
MIR. f. -. Minor, mn nttornc, from
GALVESTON wa, III the city ycst,ruay.
MIR. VIZ Rowland. agent for the
New loib Mutual lie, is back from
Atrip west
Mr.. Mark 7. quinn, deputy {. =.
Marshal OF Dallas, is III the city Us
>i,ting MIR. Waller.
Or :. T.. Shelton, Galveston, has
come to Waco to locntc in the prnc-
tee OF hls profession.
Mis-, Bette Scdbcrry, of Columbia.
Ic'n..ls visiting horsistc Mrs Rid
die, -outh Third street
Mi +. G.. Morris, OF Au-tin. wa- IN
tie city Yesterday attending the ted
cia' court. now III session
Mn Lawrence =. Ross, Jr., came up
from Austin yesterday to spend u
few weeks vacation in the city.
Rev. Horace Bishop left yesterday
To- preside over the Missionary mnss
meeting 30 be held in Moody to-day
and tomorrow.
u, George Cleveland, once u popular
Waco wholesale grocer il in The city
in the interest Of Reid. Murduch A
Fischer, Chicago, one OF the largest
tobacco hoGse, ia America.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

Captain Blair states that the state
has not lostH single sunday law case
since his Induction into Office. tie
makes his statement to correct pop
uMr impression 10 tho contrary inc
case against j T. wilson was city
cqso which wa, appealed to the nigh
cr courts. The case against Noble was
not . sunday mw case, but wa lar
IN alleged violation of vac license INV,
The only SUNDAY laW csse was TINT
against Pew who pleaded guilty
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

L al the New McClclland hotel,
,gin M elaborate course OF ,ec-
1t Moore hall Monday might.
ate with tho finest collection
llls. models matomlcu. disscc-
&c ever exhibited i'm TrXn4.
u lecture every night duriug
ek ami NJ each lecture " in cX-
ppbiiciy, two or more person,
I'd by the audience. The lecture
'bt VIII be f:cc 10 all.
Mbdmis-ion fee will bc charged
10 ot the subsequent lectures.
Windsor will remain ut the
@ leland hotel one week, and
b Consulted NJ room x, tor pri-
,pnlinatious ASA lecturer and
NJ he stands at the head of
esIou The following from
hcanR daily attcsts his abilities:
Windsor cWric.acu-'ly collection
y,picWrc- on .tIm.cWehuls. Wd
7 dj-lupi-ucd persons. mIbs
of presenting tw.uhiccl De- m.y.
Nv l.r Wulu-'Wct.yc # is NOT
III y tn u.Iwmc itself
Idi .' 'lH'cnc,'.u-,li,yD-W a.
Ion b.. expectation ..Iuc W.
1t Observation-Disclosures
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'oPoAr" ;or Military Nuppiirs,
DQRTi DtrARrMENroFrEXA-, I
slcsof CHIEF QrKrER>lAsrEn, y
\ AN~Nlo, Texas, AprillLlse1
Neu proposals, IN triplicatc, sub.
= the usual conditions, viii be
roy o. TIN, Office until H. O'Clock
WtL meridian time, May II,
Nwhich limo and place they
optllcd IN the presence of bid
!or furnishing and delivery Of
~ supplies, consisting of tuel,
w. straw, during the fiscal
eommencing July |, 1887, at
~ boz, a.N stations m the
tment ": Texas.
posa Will also bc received at
etlm by the qunrtorma,tcr
POI for furnishing the sup.
wired BY that post only.
Woposal Will be entertained
pulates for delivery At
er than those stated ia tho
Aupns.
etepce given TO articles of do
pp"uction und manufacture,
~ OF price aud quality being
~ u'h preference given to
~ \mcrican production and
Wy e produced on the Pacific
Ysne extent OF the consump-
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has completely rcmodeled it, billiard
room, which change the guests of the
house Will find for their comfort in
every way.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

Should SEQ our magnificent line of
hosiery, beyond doubt the finest in
tho countrv-ncw and novel designs.
elegant styles and prices below all
competitors. LEVINE Bros.
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FEDERAL COURT
n the case H. luge smith, ct. al.. vs..
y. Il. Turner. 1T. NJ, "a Judgment wa,
rendered The plaintiffs get lluO
acres of the land and the defendants,
500 acres.
Shcrtlin Baldwin. Twecdy y Co.
vs.. II. > Matthews, IL suit for claim
ants bond IT, now on trial
The grand jury returned twelve in
diGiIncnt,. mostly icionc-, and ud-
journcd.
DlsrRICTcoUKr
The case OF j. Alexander W. j. A.
solomon will probably he finished to-
day.
County COURT
The judge was preparing to deliver
MS chargetO the jury yesterday morn
ing III the case of !. -. Freeman, of
wiord, who was charged with
fencing the public road-. when the
Geiohdant asked for "a stay III proceed
lngs. After short consultation with
his counsel. Col J. VI. Anderson, lie
Withdrew his plea Of not guilty, and
blended guilty IN ten cases. lie was
fined 81 III each case. Tnc sheriff was
ordered 10 proceed ut once to the
spot and remove the Instructions
The cmiucnt scrvic, of Gen Felix II.
Robertson were secured by the state
in this case
\. iinohmnn a sous BUGGY ana CAR
rin@c Department
Carries constantly IN stock over one
lunnTnI inn. in.ltIin,, ,,r.,...l .,...
from u So road cart TO II 81 300 glns,
front carriage Location, two doors
above the Implement house. Prices
and terms 60 suit.
FRANK lGNCuNAS,
Proprietor.
Ladies'
should SEQ our magnificent line of
hosiery, beyond doubt the huest in
tho couutrV-ncw and novel designs.
elegant styles and prices below all
competitors. LEVINE Bros.
TN Iron front
has completely rcmodeled it, billiard
room, which change the guests of the
house Will find for their comfort in
every way.
Avoid harsh purgativo pulls. They
make you sick and then leave Won
constipatcd. Carriers Little Liver
rms regulate the bowels nnd cure
you.
Deane photographer, South Fifth.
II >our complnin s, want ofappet.,. fro
nan II wine glass of Nn.o~turh It,ttrrs
ny IN ""ut 'tI'ft iluu'I. h.Wate Cf cuuu-
tfieII~, ASK yuur grocer or druggIsi for fho
genuine article, manufactured by Dr.J. u. b.
siygct * SONS. "'
The horrors of billiousncss may he
inverted ana removed completely by
the use OF Morris Cascsrine.
DeAnc photographer, South Filth.
Take your prescriptions TO W. A.
Williamson ~ co.'s. where thcv WIN
be compounded with accuracy by
competent Pharmacists.
lfyour life is made torture hy
dyspepsia, use Morris Cuscarinc and
OBTAIN certain and speedy relief
Dc"ne, photographer, south Finn.
Itch cured III 80 minutes by Wool
iord's sanitary Lotion. Sold by
Fisher X Co.. Druggists, Waco.
Morris Cascarno is an excellent
remedy tor children mild in action
and pleasant to take.
our thlrty-seycn different depart.
ments are all Offering choice aprmg
goous. SANGER BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

Avoid harsh purgativo pulls. They
make you sick and then leave YOU
conNtipatcd. Carriers Lltue Liver
rms regulate the bowels and cure
Won
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16
A. Hinchman a sous Buga, ana CAR
IIMnn DNnnrInInnI

Carries constantly IN stock over one
hundred Jobs, including everything
from 50 road cart to u 81 300 glass
front carriage. Location, two doors
above the Implement house. Prices
and terms 20 suit
FRANK lIINCuNAS,
PROPRIETOR
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

W 10 cure sick n,aJacuc, Of
~ hrst dose. Tins is what
~ who try Carriers Little
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

Deane photographer, South Fifth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

In the case Il luge smith, ct al., vs..
>. H. Turner. It, NJ, u Judgment wa,
rendered The plaintiffs oct leo
acres of The land and the defendant,
500 acres.
Shcrtljn, Baldwin. Twecdy " Co.
VS.. H. = Matthews, suit for claim
ants bond Is now on trial
The grand jury returned twelve III
ulG'Inclt-, mostly icionc-, and nd
jOurncd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

The case OF i. Alexander vs. j. 4.
solomon will probably he finished to-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

OF Nottingham and fancy lace curtains
IN our. carpet department this week.
Lace curtains from rs cents pair
ana up. Ncluvlte inspection 20 these
IIhtr' SANGER Bros.
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OfflcI ny
TIE FoET WORM A>p DfNvre CRY RAILWAY Go,
POM worth. Tex.
I'VE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
company VIII Ic lcid ~ ~" oncc ~ no COMPANY ia
Worth Tex. Tue, Dee enucr IL. pfoN. a. 10
O'Clock
The transfer SATURDAY. November ~. ~
y m ann viii reopen the IAN iay o. beconber 81 40
~ .ocs m. ". \. IO>S. 80. rs;a9T.
uNTLr SrsrFs FNrrt-- CoHrANf.
TfiF GffIfg
81 RnoAp",r NEwY oak oct - 1857.
IlNrH DIVIDEND.
IJD The books of thi. Company VII be c"ssi
-N' = ' TIIEO. 4. WOOD.
Irea,urrr.
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THE UNION NATIONAL GAS-SAyING CO..
3tt BROADWAY NEH- YORK
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
Hlnsiral Jnstrumclts.

A NUMBER of Grand, Upright and Square
~ Plano. OF our make slightly used. siaoN a, fo,t ~
new and fully warranted will Us soil Al 4nJsN 70 luoIoi
'io'i '0s"'' P''~' WIN KSkBE & co.
10 Fifth above l6th II -
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Dipi0eno Notices.

AMERICAN EiEc1Rc MANTFAcTUETNc CoMrANr}
lS CoRILaNII IT. NEw.NORK. Novem0 Der /. 1857.
DIVIDEND NOTICE..
4 TIA NEE Ting of the Trustees of the Com
Il held TO-DAY. voted that diva 'rnd NJ J -
PER CENT The quarter enniHs Ocsbor 1851 payaoo
Monday D"ccmbcr =. 1897 be pai 10 stock
holders record November - 81 and That The transfer
book, closed from November - 10 Dccemb.r bo aAI'
In cIusNe H. D.. IRVINE. Treasurer
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REAL TE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov. 8 1857.
40 .a,.s were held tho Exchange and Auction
Room today.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. q.
BIZ William KenHsUy & Bro
x.r.,iosure sale referee. lot lSIlool
SnS astory building No So East l2SdsI "a IL OF
is'" J,i John 7. Bond
ro,scosure sale Lewe referee lot rs 2Is2 x:5
5.sforv I'm ding No GAP Htlave cor OF "3th.st
10, % 2Ae5 9x25X9ll aud similar building No COO vt
ave TO- IT Of 95tlist
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CAPITALISTS

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npoy system automatic local control now In
practical daily operation in upward Of four thousand build
ngs ia Ncw-IOIk City and la over Ten
thousand manuf ictorics tels. theatres, churches
and private .deaccs throughout tho / nied
States. resulting in the thorough com
bution OF all products. with consequent largely
increased Illumination greatly diminished G' Insurance
risks tinc dent blow smOhig burner and efccilnr
the radical reduction OF 81 per cent ia 'l gl'
bills. The system is SOcaly indof>cd by prominent
and munc a corporations, also highest mercdnic'
chanica and expert authorities and ha recently been
ptcl by the United States deatu al Washington
Corporations for exclusive occupation and control OF
several cities and STATES organizing each OF which
presents unusually rcuuacrativc inducements for the in
mcnt o. limited capital.
practical demonstration Of the system Uhr0uch the
medium OF improved mechanical appliances may be wit
ONCE aay hour OF day evening, and
which he public most cordially Invited
TIE UNION NATIONAL GAS-SANINt. CO..